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Midbass problem. Doors are the culprit?
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<blockquote data-quote="Jroo" data-source="post: 8209150" data-attributes="member: 574112"><p>looks like a volvo door. when i did my v70 they did pretty well even without deadner. Volvo doors are pretty tank like. It may be speaker dependent, but I was never able to get a midbass in the door to play lower than 70hz. I also tell people to really listen to the factory system you are comparing it to. Some factory systems are eq to be bass heavy and they dont really do it well. They play but are usually muddy and some distortion while doing it. I would deaden your door, pull some of the polyfill out to open it up and raise your xover point. I think you will like the results then.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jroo, post: 8209150, member: 574112"] looks like a volvo door. when i did my v70 they did pretty well even without deadner. Volvo doors are pretty tank like. It may be speaker dependent, but I was never able to get a midbass in the door to play lower than 70hz. I also tell people to really listen to the factory system you are comparing it to. Some factory systems are eq to be bass heavy and they dont really do it well. They play but are usually muddy and some distortion while doing it. I would deaden your door, pull some of the polyfill out to open it up and raise your xover point. I think you will like the results then. [/QUOTE]
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